The holidays in San Francisco is a tourist attraction . One place everyone likes to go when they…read morevisit San Francisco is the tourist trap named Fisherman's Wharf. Being a designated tour guide during the holiday season and being a San Francisco native I have to school people from all over the world what to do and where to eat and drink in SF. I know they want to try the Dungeness Crab , Clam Chowder sourdough bread and Buena Vista Irish Coffee. Tourist like shopping and one place on Jefferson and Taylor street you will find lots of things San Francisco is a place called Wharf Central. Inside you will find everything San Francisco related souvenirs. They also have lots of clothing like hoodies and hats that have San Francisco on it. One thing I know is people like to leave San Francisco with some gear which has San Francisco on it. Even some sport front runners who keep saying the Bay from the East Bay and North Bay want to wear San Francisco 49ers and Giants gear in SF ( former Oakland Raiders and A's fans). It's a good thing to see people from around the region, country and world visiting San Francisco in 2025. The year 2026 would even be more people visiting the city and Wharf Central is a place which will have lots items to fulfill the tourist trap needs in SF. San Francisco is my place of "birth"on planet "earth" where you can grab some crab, fish, shrimp and and steak also known as "surf and "turf "at the Tourist Trap called "Fishermans Wharf" Come take a 2026 "San Francisco stroll"where they will play at Moscone Center the NFL "Pro Bowl "and a few miles away is Levi's Stadium home of the Forty Niners and the "2026 Super Bowl" and also 2026 home the FIFA World Cup matches where you will hear a crowd yell" Goooooooal"

On Saturday evening my boyfriend stopped in with me to help me try on some shoes since…read moreunfortunately the ones I had on from a previous store were painfully tight. Looking at their selection they had a lot beach shoes for woman, but it would be nice to see a larger section for men's shoes. Especially since their shoes run on the smaller side in my opinion. I did manage to find a very comfortable pair of Roxy slide sandals that fit me perfectly and were very comfortable walking around SF in! I would recommend this souvenir/beach shop and could see myself returning when in need of something specific, our cashier was friendly and it's conveniently located in the Fisherman's Wharf!

This is a huge trading bargain store. It's never ending!…read moreYou can find anything here. From toilet paper, tooth brush, bowls, tumbler, pencils, light bulb, lighter, underwear, luggage, toys, chairs, incenses, etc. It's actually overwhelming. It's like Costco, you lose sense of time in there. They had a sister store across the street but they closed it down and combined every thing here now. Came in here looking for bowls to replace our old ones, as some of them have chips on them. My mom didn't like any of them. And their price is high. Found the same bowls for $2 cheaper around the corner. I remember coming here when I was a little girl with my dad, he would purchase a toy for me each time we visit. Ofc I don't have them anymore. But I would play with them until they die on me or it breaks. I also bought a red mini broom/dust pan set for $10.99 few years back. It works so well! Light weight and sturdy. Used it at my work because the brooms we had there was extremely heavy. They have some value bargains definitively worth your buck. Instead of paying $5 for superglue, it's $2.49. Like most shops, they do not accept returns. Exchanges only. It's family own like most shops in CT, they're all really nice. I think the daughter in law runs the cashier, she speaks English and Chinese.

I have been coming here for many years. I can remember when this store used to be Woolworths. I…read morethink this is the largest discount store in China Town. It has tons of stuff! Last time I was here I bought a nice black synthetic back pack for under $20. I have also bought household items, tools, bamboo mats, photo frames, clothes hangers, figureines, paint brushes and plants through out the years. This place is great if you need to pick up some really cheap stuff. It's nice that this place is located in the quieter part of China Town away from the crowds.

Great prices on key cutting and friendly service. They have so many trinkets and hardware at rock…read morebottom prices.

You can get your key copied here for 1 to 2 dollars! They have your classic brass keys and and fun…read morecolorful patterned ones. This place saved my life because I had gone to a KeyMe machine to copy a key, and not only did it cost ten times as much but it did not work... Thankfully I stumbled upon Feng Cai by accident. Way faster than KeyMe AND the key worked perfectly (also it was only a dollar!) The owner is very nice and helpful too!

I stopped by a lot of souvenir shops in Fisherman's Wharf and found the selection and price at this…read moreone among the best. $12 fleece jackets, $20 reversible jackets, $20 hoodies, 3 t-shirts for $12, etc. This is a good one stop souvenir shop.

Very rude lady answered the telephone and hung up in my face twice. One less person they have to…read moreworry about shopping there!

This is what I call true dedication! The lady who runs this store has an impressive collection of…read morecollectibles, especially ones that are difficult to find in the US. I don't usually stop and browse stores in Chinatown, but this one was calling to me. From the moment I walked in, I knew that this was the perfect place to get a late Christmas present for my mom. She LOVES the Badtz Maru character, but Sanrio does not sell Badtz Maru branded items anymore. Once I picked out a cute mug and luggage tag, the owner and I were geeking out about all the rare Sanrio items she has in her store and about how she orders them from Hong Kong. I never though I would feel like such a Sanrio nerd before, but I was so proud. This was such a unique and fateful experience. Now I know where to come back and shop around for more hard-to-find Sanrio gifts!

Love this place, been going here ever since they had their first store to their third store. They…read morehave a bigger shop now and its much more organized. Jackie was so helpful when i needed to find a gift, and they have pochacco items! Not a lot of stores sell pochacco anymore. She can order them for you from overseas have it ship to the store. Plenty of pretty & cute cases!

Large mixed use shopping area with convenient attached parking garage. In N Out is one of the many…read moreplaces that this Square is known for. Very clean and large area. Mural of the Golden Gate bridge in the middle. Very nice artistic touches. Near the cablecar turnaround. A great touristy thing to do. It is 2 or more stories with stairs that go every which way. Often I'm confused about how to get to where I want to go. In the middle of it - similar to a maze. Public bathrooms with codes. Parking is expensive.

All the convenience you'd need with no shortage of excitement, highly recommend if you are…read moreconsidering the area!

Found this cute gift shop while at pier 39. They have a good selection of fun items, lots of pop…read moreculture stuff. Priced fairly. They have a little basket with "thought cards" for $1 and they're so adorable. I bought the cutest postcards, $1 each, such a steal! The place wasn't busy at all, but it was closer to closing. Not sure what it looks like earlier. Cashier was really nice :)

Cute shop located in Ghirardelli Square. They have a lot of cute gifts for yourself or a friend. A…read morelot of the gifts are San Francisco themed which makes sense for the area. They have knick knicks, cards, coasters, magnets, sunglasses, etc. We got a boba themed card for my friend's baby!

Bargain Bazaar Is one of those long-standing shops located on Grant Avenue in San Francisco's…read moreChinatown. Yes, this place has all of the tourist orientated items common to many of the shops along Grant Avenue. But, what you'll find here is some actual unique items found nowhere else along the street. One of the main factors this shop has going for it is that they have an upstairs section full of a lot of great toy-style and anime items. There's really a lot of interesting and unique stuff up there. On the lower section, they have an ever-changing variety of items that include so many things I can't even list them. But, they include jewelry, masks, souvenir items, you name it... Overall, of the many-many shops that line Grant Avenue, this one holds its own unique place. It is worth a visit just to see what new items they are offering.

Loved Bargain Bazaar…read more Found some nice gifts for loved ones at a great price. The store isn't all that organized but there are some good finds in here and you gotta love the deals. Employees aren't all that friendly or helpful but everything is pretty much laid out for you. Don't expect service with a smile.

Kind of an everything you can find store, but with lucky cats and good luck emblems and fortune…read more There's a lot of everything here, from gifts, decorative wallets, to positive rocks with traditional Chinese characters on them. They also have incense of all kinds, including Japanese ones and Indian ones. Guess you can say this is a variety store, but quality of things looks on the upper end. There's also some cute pet costumes that are upfront, especially for the Chinese New Year season. Fun place to shop.

I love this store more than I love life itself. I've been on the hunt for cute & unique plates,…read morebowls, and other eatery-ware for my collection, and this little shop was an absolute goldmine. A treasure trove for trinkets, household goods, and more. I also bought a bunch of adorable and designed paper lanterns, which are hung up in my apartment. The lady at the counter helped me dig through the massive stack to find ones that I liked the best. It was only $3.99 for each lantern, and the bowls ranged from $5-$25. Great deals, great vibes, great purchases. I'm going to visit again to buy more plates and paper lanterns.

Route 66 is super ...I walked by for the first time a few months ago recently ..decided to go back…read moreto this block .. Fun ...coca cola memorabilia ...some interesting picks ...pickers paradise ..u know history channel ..American pickers part 4...id like to go back ..different

I have been coming here to the Route 66 store for years. I love visiting this store whenever I am…read morein the Fisherman's Wharf area. This place has a great collection of souvenirs and gifts such as toy cars and airplanes, posters, license plates, Coke merchandise, backpacks, clothes, hats, t-shirts, vintage metal signs and a wide variety of patches. I dropped by here last weekend and got myself a very nice pair of vintage old western style Sheriff and Texas Rangers badge replicas made of brass. They look really authentic. I plan on using the Texas Rangers badge on my Texas Ranger cowboy costume for my upcoming company Halloween party. I can't wait!